Migratory birds connect not only ecosystems, but also people and nations.
Saturday’s #WorldMigratoryBirdDay highlights the importance of living in harmony with nature and building bird-friendly communities and cities.
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Josh and Alan did well. Nancy sounded rational. And as for Ralph, he seemed confused at times.
The political ruling class promised a lot of nice things today, but I have one question for each of them: why haven't you done it yet?
These career politicians have been in office over fifty years, yet we continue to rank at the bottom of every measurable category. It's hard to blame these politicians too much because they have no clue nor the ability to change the system and it's because they are all part of the system. It's all they know.
There are two lanes in this race. In my lane there's just me, a guy who spent his career building businesses, creating jobs and solving problems. In the other lane are a bunch of career politicians who have no idea how to solve problems.
@RepAdamMorgan Nothing says “reckoning” like a former insider yelling at the mirror.
If we’re auditing wasted time, should we start with your voting record or your tweets?
SC House votes 108-0 to pass a Senate-backed bill to make the Prothonotary Warbler -- a "strikingly beautiful, golden-yellow songbird" -- South Carolina's official state migratory bird.
“This bird chooses South Carolina every year, and I think South Carolina should choose this bird, too.”
9-year-old tells SC lawmakers that prothonotary warbler should be state’s official migratory bird, by @anna_wilderr.
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Hear as Sen. Tom Davis stands up for migratory birds in the South Carolina Senate. His support is a win for birds and the ecosystems they rely on. Ahead of #WorldMigratoryBirdDay, learn how @AudubonSC protects birds and their vital habitats in the state: https://t.co/yNwfvW01OK
Public Notice: Due to very heavy rain, as of 8 a.m., primary settled wastewater began overflowing at the Plum Island Wastewater Treatment Plant into the marsh adjacent to an unnamed creek. Volume TBD after it ends. Avoid the area until follow-up sampling confirms it's safe.
Now that the Congaree River coal tar cleanup is complete, it’s important to remember that it only happened because citizens stood up, spoke up, & demanded it.
This is an example of what can happen when communities rally around their rivers & fight to hold polluters accountable.
*Shakes you* Babe.. wake up! #FatBearWeek is back!
First, vote for chunky cubs in #FatBearJunior 9/28-29!
Then, the main event: vote for the burly behemoths as they battle it out on 10/4-10 at https://t.co/NvXCYNigTJ.
Which chubby champ will you cheer for?
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We're proposing that 12 PFAS "forever chemicals" are no longer approved for use as inert ingredients in pesticide products. Exposure to PFAS is an urgent public health issue and we’re working aggressively to reduce the use of these harmful chemicals. https://t.co/GllQCQYDqe
So this is the “safe closed loop process” the #pyrolysis industry is touting while trying to relax SC regs? This facility opened in 2020 and already caught fire. Hard pass from us dawg. #scpol#protectSCtaxpayers
😡On Earth Day, a House subcommittee passed S.525, which would make it easier & less expensive for a highly risky industry to set up shop and pollute our state.
To read more about why this is a bad idea, check out this testimony from our partners @scccl:
https://t.co/mj4mcurON1
The plastics & corporate solid waste industries are pushing SC legislators to rollback regulations & exempt “pyrolysis”
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